TSM Edition Quick Start
The following steps are for SBAdmin TSM Edition. It is assumed that the SBAdmin interface is running, and the SBAdmin Client/Server
software is installed on the TSM nodes. It is not necessary to install SBAdmin software on the TSM server (unless it is also a node to
backup). The following steps describe how to configure a client (node) and a TSM server, create a backup job which writes a system
backup from a node to the TSM server, and make CDROM ISO boot media to be used for performing system recovery.
1. Create the SBADMIN Management Class
All SBAdmin backups will be stored under a TSM
management class named SBADMIN. This management class
is created on the TSM server (not within SBAdmin) and must
not allow versioning.
To create the management class:
a. Login to the TSM server using dsmadmc.
b. Define the SBADMIN Management Class by typing:
DEFINE MGMTCLASS policydomain policyset
SBADMIN
(where policydomain and policyset are names defined in
your TSM server configuration)
c. Define a new Copygroup by typing:
DEFINE COPYGROUP policydomain policyset
SBADMIN type=backup destination=backuppool
verexists=1 retonly=0
d. Activate the Policyset by typing:
ACTIVATE POLICYSET policydomain policyset
2. Configure Clients/Nodes
A client is a system that will be backed up using SBAdmin.
Each client should already be registered as a TSM node on
the TSM server.
Note: The Administrator must be configured as a SBAdmin
client so that it may manage all backup operations.
To add a client:
a. Select Configure!Clients from the menu bar. The TSM
Clients (nodes) window will appear.
b. In the Client Hostname/IP field, type the hostname or IP
address of the client.
c. The NODEname field will default to the hostname you
entered, but you may change it if the nodename is
different.
d. If the TSM server will be using “PASSWORDAccess
PROMPT” then you must provide the Node Password
when configuring the client/node.
Refer to the SBAdmin TSM Edition User Guide section
Configuring Clients for further documentation.
3. Configuring TSM Servers
When configuring a TSM server, you will need to know the
following:
• PASSWORDAccess method
• TSM Administrator UserID (must have System or
Policy privilege)
• TSM Administrator Password
• TCPPort used by TSM server
a. Select Configure!Servers from the menu bar. The
Configure TSM Servers window will appear.
b. In the TSM Server Name field, type the name you wish to
use to identify this server. This may be any name you
like.
Note: The TCPServeraddress will default to the server
name you enter. If you did not use the hostname or IP
address of the TSM server in the Server Name field, you
must enter the hostname or IP address of the server
here.
c. Select the PASSWORDAccess method.
d. Enter the TSM Admin UserID and the TSM Admin
Password.
e. Change the default TCPPort of 1500 to another value
only if configured differently for your TSM server.
Press the Add/Change button to save the server information.
Then you may close the Configure TSM Servers window.
Refer to the SBAdmin TSM Edition User Guide section
Configuring TSM Servers for further documentation.
4. Creating a System Backup Job
A backup job must be created before any backup may be
performed. There are many features and options available
when configuring backup jobs that are not included in this
document. Refer to the section Backup Jobs in the SBAdmin
User Guide for further documentation.
To configure a backup job:
a. Select Configure!Backup Jobs from the menu bar and
the Configure Backup Job screen will display.
b. Enter a Job ID to identify this job.
c. Select the TSM server from the from the TSM Server
Name listbox
d. From the Profile Name listbox, select the
“FULL_SYSTEM” profile.
Storix System Backup Administrator 6 Quick Start Guide
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